Modern day Assyrians are frequently misunderstood in Western media and academia as a mere “ethno-religious” group, defined only by their Christian faith.
Why Assyrians Are Not Just an Ethno-Religious Group ? The term “Assyrian ethno-religious group” is frequently used in academic and political discourse
“The Falling Man” is to confront the rawest, most unshielded tragedy of September 11, 2001. Captured at 9:41:15 a.m. from the corner
ERBIL, Iraq — A campaign by authorities in Erbil requiring businesses to replace or modify commercial signs written in Arabic has raised
Supporting Assyrian businesses first is a vital necessity for the economic survival and self-reliance of the global Assyrian community. As an indigenous
Mesopotamian values could have offered Iraq an entirely different foundation for nationhood. History is often written as a series of inevitable collisions,
In an aggressive expansion of its global financial enforcement campaign, the United States Department of the Treasury targeted an Istanbul-based financial institution
For a stateless indigenous nation, community gatherings are vital lifelines. Across the diaspora from Sydney and Chicago to Stockholm and within remaining
Deep Investigation
“September 11, 2001, remains the darkest day in modern American history. The coordinated terrorist attacks”
September 11, 2001, remains the darkest day in modern American history. The coordinated terrorist attacks that brought down the Twin Towers, struck the Pentagon, and forced United Flight 93 into
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Assyrian continuity — the unbroken presence of Assyrians in their ancestral homeland — is a fact that centuries of upheaval could not
Did the Assyrians disappear when Nineveh fell? The historical record says no: Assyrians today are the direct descendants of ancient Assyrians, Babylonians,
Sixty years after Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi launched his modernization program, historians still debate whether it made the 1979 revolution more or
Supporting Assyrian businesses first is a vital necessity for the economic survival and self-reliance of the global Assyrian community. As an indigenous
Middle EastMesopotamian values could have offered Iraq an entirely different foundation for nationhood. History is often written as a series of inevitable collisions,
Middle EastFor a stateless indigenous nation, community gatherings are vital lifelines. Across the diaspora from Sydney and Chicago to Stockholm and within remaining